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Spiritual
Accounting by
Rabbi Mordecal GoldsteIn,
shlita, The Talmud, (B'rachos 19a) , teaches us
that "If you see a talmid chacham (Torah Scholar) transgress at night, do not
think perhaps he has done t'shuva'
("returned" to HaShem and from his
transgression), for he has definitely done so by the next
morning." In order to insure the proper service of his Creator, based
upon personal and ethical growth and change, it is inconceivable for a Torah
sage not to engage in regular, thorough and deep self-analysis. The absolute
necessity of conducting such a cheshbon hanefesh (spiritual accounting) by the Torah True Jew
is obvious.
We are grateful to HaShem for the opportunity to
present the English-speaking Jewish community with an effective system of cheshbon hanefesh for
character perfection.. It is our hope and prayer
that with the proper love and awe of Heaven, those who are seeking perfection
in the service of the Al-mighty and who are striving to become talmidel chachamim will
be aided by this system. To all those who dedicated themselves to this task,
"May the Al-mighty establish their path and pave it with success upon
success, thus blessing them with the fulfillment of His words, 'A man is led
in the direction he desires.' " (Makos l0b) . For the honor of the Torah and
all who study it. Rabbi M. Goldstein Diaspora Yeshiva |
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